VRic said: >or preventing hotmail from sending HTML? Well, I thought "change settings such as HTML on outgoing" was clear enough? ;)
>a quick iCab filter to tame hotmail I'm not interested for myself as I don't use Hotmail (I had to say it :) ), but I'd love to propagate it to Hotmail users that I have to deal with. So feel free to send it my way. I don't see how this could override Hotmail settings for outgoing HTML mail, however, as that must be a server side thing. I don't think iCab looks very promising any longer I'm afraid. A web browser that still doesn't do CSS properly, is like an email client that can't pop, ie close to useless. Even if they release a css-capable version soon, one should remember it took 2 years or so to get Inscript (iCabs version of Javascript) to work. Why would CSS be faster in development? It's potentially harder to implement than Javascript. Actually, I'm not sure if Inscript still can be said to actually work in practice, ie with scripts actually written for major browsers. Potentially it's good though. I'm more interested in the open source browsers like Mozilla, Chimera and now lately Safari. But of course, they don't have filter techniques like the one you wrote, at least not yet. But as basic web browsers, they rock. ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
